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Old 02-28-2006, 06:19 PM
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My wife and I had some fun last weekend doing some poorboy mods. Thought I'd share em with you guys. Just ways to do some things to your ride on a sunday that don't have to break the bank:
http://grinnerhester.com/NancyMods.wmv
 
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Very cool! Nice way to save some bucks and still have some fun.

You have two very nice looking vehicles there!
 
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You two look like you are having a lot of fun together!
 
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more than ten years and still got the sizzle
 
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Glad to see you two guys having fun .
 
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very nice of you to do that, but i cought a glimps of what i think was a fosgate system in the background of your magnum, can we get a tour of that next, that be nice im also a fosgate fanatic. i have 2 fosgate amps 800a2 and a 400a4 but i think im going to get a l5 15 in kicker been having bad luck with fosgate subs. any ideas. thanx
 
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Excellant as always! I seen awhile back, diamond plate vinyl. I was thinking of covering the sub system out back with it. But being so big, it woul dbe too much. Maybe some seat inserts hahah.
 
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inserts would look cool, man.
jamie, here is a video tour of my ride, complete with the system:
http://grinnerhester.com/GrinsCar.html
I went with a T1 sub powered by a thousand watts. I have gone through three of em in a year. I have always had good luck with Kicker. I will probably end up goin with two kicker 10s in the cubbies. I have a thousand watts of kenwood power going to the mids n highs which are all boston pros and I love that combo. Perfect sound quality for me. I listen to a lot of rock and metal. I probably aint hittin much more than 130db (I havn't measured SPL) but I do like how it sounds. I wouldn't go with a T1 sub if I had it to again. Blowing 3 in a year just isn't a good track record. I have never blown a Kicker and I have owned many different combos over the years.
 
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inserts would look cool, man.
Here is the link that I found. It was on a PimpMR show, thats where I saw it. $24 a yard(54" wide) out of stock ;(
But I swear I saw it at a local fabric shop when I was looking at vinyl to cover the sub box.

Diamond Plate Vinyl
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They even got it in black, yall can have matching seats ahah.

They even have regular headliner for $35 for 5 yards. Heck, I might be taking the headliner to dark charcoal!! this spring.

All kinds of neat stuff, faux alligator for $30 a yard (54" wide)

Tweed on sale for $15 a yard from $20.

 
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grinne, i think i saw your video like 5 or 6 times, that rt is something els my rt is still bone stock what would you suggest for the first modd. i have about 300$ to spend now. is that even enough for a modd? thanx again
 


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